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WHITE STAR LINE.
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
~ UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
bi1iIANNlC Capt Pcrfy....... hursda, Jan. ~ m.
kEfl BLlC, Capt nurs,lay t,l, 4 i n ~,
cENMANlC, Capt Glcidci -. Iurday Feb TO- 7 A m
ADh IL, capt Par-cli. THURSDAY. r.. h
rom the White star Dock, loot OF Vest lUth.st,
RA ES-Saoon 500 800 $50 and $780, Return on
favorable terms. Steerag. Old
Intermediate tAdrisc and Celtic ony) $50 excursion 500
fof Inspection OF plans other information
coinpanys ONCE NJ. 81 broadway. New.Iors.
X. J. CORTIS Agent
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90 1 go % "a
HAY AND SUPERINTENDENT change Hay being ouI,t
and easy and straw hrm mavSo prime s . G%,s.
&C. $ dsy,l MED &C., sSHs %
Long 7oa Toe short 80 055c' os GOA SGe Wheat a."
., &C., nf' 'i&ts @%'is ss,
reI iss g r TnSs to-
n1ee - 2Se d% ar 20 Good 2oa 2Sc 1855
1856 22a27c Mixed Germans do. l6a2oc., Amsrns Ion
Notwithstanding stock stiIl nominally quoted n, ooo
No S 9grHfss rspopes to-day: -''
.sss Ja@"a y Sysry issued at s nut
70 spot 65 10 February 22c5c 10 ton. de-
sS notice. % at a SsSn s.s. Tss
asS 90 Ssl IS e.
s57t ~o'- AZ '''"'O' transferable notices Issued at
NAVAL sToREs-For Spirits Turpentns there ru,,a :.
4 sS s. l. q q a. !: IS t. T. :;
%a.; s' :r's Simmer sS;i. s%
.fss g. o'A In.s saoG s. s Ss3
Ms.iss ss sa sound a. PRIME
2SLe bcashod 2S spring E'SSs sS 9Ss
@ ss s sRs% so S ass1S' 9ssa
Sssssa 'py%s 1So %n4s crude
winter Aoa.ic extra beaehed S.2 Red Ea saG ssS
aoSa t'' so& zss o sSs
ohsTterne d,paf,msnt hRfr nsteader but the
Grain 3D. Hour los; bacon pa. 81, lard aUa
lss 3D. POS, oeake lss odeiss cotton s sIs
Gfsi" Sd Sonr. ies bacon LoN Sd. by steam:
taow. 25s beef isa4s pork &c. 3D. sursg ,e .es'
Q11 6s: oil cake. 16a ia III Ao' .r,
BRISTOL y steam Grain I'D nouI. i7s CSi BACON
pork. s. Cd onsaks Lea 3D. sugar IFS. Cd measurement
2Os.:.;I HULL by steam Grain, Old; Hour Yo.
bacon, 25s lard 25s. tallow, goa. beef o. mart Us
:ngar zos; oil cake, le.. 80 measurement tr To-
GLA0OW by steam; Grain. ~. 3D.. Hour los; bscn .n
taow 2Os beet es pork ss vd sugar lUs ID q H. ' M
cake 16s.: measurement goa '~ Aoe pu-'
PROVIslONS-POHK-Th Was a moderat. .,,. A.. A..
tradink and the markets. well supported wiihont ~ inc
any decided change Sales 376 bbls Mesa vi priyat.
Mess quoted sl2 26ds7e for One Year Old ~ 70
ISr NsM eHSen 90 for Family Msss. Si< 5Ossig for
Unehanled price and dull City Extra India nsss All
sA' As"s Asss peis q ees$si Packet - s0VSs Plaza
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DAY LINE

DAY LINE
I'D no OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk Va, and South
Penn Il. X 4:sO y. Parlor baltimore
thence Palace steamers, arriving at Ola Point ol0a IA
Norfolk "a. IL. " TOAPkINs, OenI Pass. Agent
olY broadway, Y. Y,
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SPIRITS OF TURPENrISF
tAyANNAH.' Jan. 20.-Turpentine quiet at SIC
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A BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND
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Miscellaneous.

4 LADY of large educational experience
yoes % learn Of an opening for eyonns lidies sent
poeit9n IN school rom which the principal pro-
rev. q. w. LLOYD prsuehvillA r. r
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INSTRUCTION.

Musical instruction
CHARTERED IN 1863: o,x ~ x,s,c
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~ ANTED.-A man who thoroughly and
w practically under -tdnis the manufacture decorated
window shades competent To take charge oi shop. Address
BUTLER ~ co, 10 Draper-st., Toronto Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-21

NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck-slip
time forelrly trains north and east
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25

CANT and unlocked for price to an enthusi.
astic millionaire.
One day. when Grasiella was again pos
ing tor our friend. and looking more pen
sive than usual, Frederic suddenly sur
prised her by asking how much money
was vet lacking to make up the sum OF
the convicted FIVE hundred dollars.
"Alas signor. three hundred dollors.
was the mournful reply. IL shall not see
Salvatore for many year"
"And are you SO anxious to see him,
little one? ?"
my heart would break, signor. without
that hope. He is my life. my soul !!
The artist sighed. and stared gloomily
at the young girl. -.
Are you angry with me. signor ?" sho
asked imidly.
"Angry, little oneP No! See my child.
here are three hundred dollars. Take
them; they are honestly yours. tor with
out you they would never have been
earned. Through you sold my Italian
sketch. and give YOU this to take YOU
back to Italy and to-Salvatore One
kiss. my child, as a memory, and then
good by to you forever"
And that is the reason that, ten DAYS
later, the little model babe farewell to
New York, TO return to her native land
and to her Salvatore, whom perhaps she
has been able to keep awake by relating
to him her wonderful experienced it. the
great city beyond the sea.-Roston Tracel.
ler
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-25
DIR. CiIIev of Boston.

Or. .. G. Ciiry. an esteemed ply iciar Of Boston,
writes, 81 r 'nnmend Lactart and Honey rs u safe
amt very I'll lent iem cdy for coughs, colds, Group,
etc. and DR.. %. Sanders, uu equally esteemed
physician 4 the same city says. recommend your
lactarr and itoncy or coughs. colds ilf oat
J. aid. III" W. in constil alton, ana has like
effect in diar,hGa"
so alto. r.. j. I. Brooks, lady re idcnt In The
Is 'stun High nnd-, testltes as follows 'I led rs.
tart and Hoo cy Tor cough OF three months stand.
ing, an am happy 10 say that 1t disaIp AIRED in less
than week, time. che,Tfuly recommend IL to all
simi arly afili tel "
such testimony from such sources is merely con
lrmatory of that which comes from all quarter $
VIII re Lactart and II ney has b en- introduced A
strong hoiut too, in it favor is that 1t is absolutely
Tree IRON Drugs. Mo-t cough rtined stha n, good
Tor any Thing, contain powerful drugs that dr ange
the stomach or impair the nevous system. IActart
and Honey contains no drugs. Its TASTE is exceed.
ingk "asani. which makes il particula L. valuable
Tor chidr' N. laclart aud Honey has come TO stay
us reliable remedy for all throat difficulties.
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Influence of Sunlight.

The question of the influence of sunlight
upon plant growth and development is Il
very important one Without these records
we can scarcely suggest an explanation of
why periods OF maturity should vary in diff
ltrent years, or rs between different plant
ings during the same season. We have al
ready shown that the units Of temperature
alone during the period between vegetation
and maturity are not sufficient TO furnish Il
solution to this prob en- and we have clues
which suggest that one of the waning
factors is the recording Of the sunlight.
From these reflections 1t will be II; once
seen That one of the greacst needs Of ayr-
culture IS Il careful and extended study of
the soil and those soil conditions which
come under the head, directly rr indirect
ly, of meteorology. With this question is
also involved the chemical considerations
concerning what may be called
che meal reactions within the
soil. as nitrogen in its agri.
cultural form finds ready csc ape from The
land through the drainage, and it would
at first thought be supposed that the
amount OF nitrogen would be greater in
the lower than in the upper layers of the
soil. Observations, however. show that
the upper soil is richer in This element
than the lower portion OF the soil. This
undoubtedly comes in part from the ac-
ton OF capilarilv. whereby the ntra;es
carried down by the rain are brought to
the surface again through evaporation.
which is continually taking place and
drawing water and its soluble ingred cnis
from below upwards. In The SUNNI r.
rainess regions of the west This capillary
action finds expression which is recognized
in The truely alkali lands, the soluble
alkalies being brought to the suiiice in
excess and deposited there in crystalline
form. thus DESTROYING The value of The
land for agricultural purpo-cs.-DR +.
LEWIS STURTEvANT. Director New York
Experiment Station, in report for 1885.
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Creamery VS.. Dairy Butter

The advantages OF n creamery over a
private dairy seem to sum up thus:
The product is of higher quality than is
made by the average farmer, and conse-
qnently finds more ready sale q. higher
prices.
The work is more economically done in
the creamery. as power implements can
be used, which will enable one or two
persons to do The work in day that would
require many persons TO do in the several
diaries.
In the creamery all the work can be
done by experts, while in the farm dairy
it is not to be expected that all will be
first class butter makers. The average
farm dairy with its contracted Quai tiers
and usual Inconvenience can not equal in
quantity or quality the well equipped
creamery.
The creamery relieves tho too often
over burdeDed farmers wife. Some men
would like TO have their wives live as
long as their husbands do.
The farmer who sends his milk or cream
to the factory can if he chooses, double the
number OF his cows, and make his farm
twice as productive without greatly in-
creasing the indoor bul dens OF the farm.
Many farmers wives who object to board.
ing farm help would object less were the
DAIRY work with its vexalions and ankle.
ties removed to the creamery.
Creamery butter being more uniform is
in better demand by buyers. The returns
show that by the cream gathering system
the farmers OF New England are getting
about the same amount OF money for their
cream as they would get for their butter
alter putting in all the work required in
making. sending to market and selling.
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Several Points in the Selection of
Breeding Stock.

At the outset the question occurs, What
is the best age to breed iromP Those
we'll up in experience claim. first OF AL.
that it is better to have some variation in
the age of hens and cock. 1t is now quite
generally admitted that The strongest and
best chickens are those reared from a
cockcrel about one ear old, and hens in
their second year.
such mating. NAV be raised to the effect
that The offspring invariably have large
proportion of cocks. Most breeders.
therefore. for general purposes. prefer n
two.year old cock. and hens fully twelve
months old. Fowls are good for breed
ing up to the age OF four years, but are OF
little va lie beyond.
The avoiding OF near relationship is OF
greater importance than seems to be gen.
orally recognized Still much of The
stress that is laid upon the matter OF intro
ducing what they call fresh blood" by
some authors. and especially by breeders.
is uncalcd for. 1T is ceraihly most de-
struclive to breed from fowls that are
closely related, and to 90 on promiscuous
ly interbreeding in one yard is still worse.
AS must be obvious to every thoughtful
mind.
Where provision is made for number
OF separate runs. in which separate races
can be reared, operations may be carried
on for many successive years without any
such undesirable crossing MS has been Ie
icrred to. The plan to be adopted is tC
note down carefully the parentage Of eve
ry brood, and to keep the chickens from
one community together until thew are Il
he mated with others. The breeding
yards for next year are then to be made
up from the best specimens, taking care
not only that the cock, and hens are no,
related. but that Two runs at least are thu;
made up without any fraternal re!a ion
ship between them Unrelated chicken.
will thus be secured tor next year also
and so the system can be carried on.
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You We had it:
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Heartburn.
What tortures you have suffered
from them:
Dyspepsia aud Indigestion.
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It is called a
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They cost only so cents, or trial
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The selling agents for D. KS, or
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DYSPEPSIA KILLERS
SIRE Doolittle & Smith, "a and 26
fremont ST., Boston, Mass, and
'ey viii mail them to any part of
20 y. $. On receipt Of the price.
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PORTLAND &eosTou STEAMERS

FIRST CLASS STEAMERS OF hi,
o. E--icc.St Ire
leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, every
evening >urdaysexcepfed) at7o'ciock
arriving iil Boston N seasun for earii-
than, 4 aWrencc. II row ,tlcnce.
" orccstcr. Fall River,
SpringCclI, New York, etc.
Tnroash Tickets 10 ostnn At principal
J. +. LlSC0AB, Ca. Aoeak
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Augusta Gas Light Company.
NOTICE..

Until the new Office of the Company is ready for
occupancy. (about April lst) the business OF the
Company will be transacted at their temporary
oficr, Room 2, Wiiliams Block, No. l67 Water ST.
over First National Bank. Augusta applications fol
meters, services notices Of deficiency Of gas or leak
age should be left at this office. COnsum ers are re-
quested to promptly report faults of any character
In order tibet they may be promptly remedied. Office
hours: II A. II. to II NJ. AMI to 2P.M.
EUGENE H. YORKE, Eupt.
Augusta Me-. Feb. y, iss7. mehldH
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Large quantities from the ereameries 60
to market 1T cheaper rates per pound than
small lots from private diaries. -NcW
England Farmer.
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2IiN3;RI AIsI73;T7I'T1

The Best Cure for Coughs, Weak Lungs Asthma Ind.
geston, Inward ains, Exhaustion Combining nc irot
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I'VE power over disease unknown 10 other rcnscirl
weak Lungs, rheumatism Female Couplants ana tho
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are dragging thousands 10 the grave would ryssc
Their health by the timely OF PAREEE's INcra ltkIn
ltis new life and strength tho AGED Boa az Iuun
gists Hiscox & Co. lGs William Street " Y.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-19
Recorders Court.

City vs.. John Howard, resisting
officer, taken up from continuance
granted October 81, fined $40.
G. f. Gllliun, drumming on the
streets, continued until the oath.
w. II. Clark, assault and battery,
fined So.
T. T. Allen, resisting officer, con-
tinucd.
Jack Harris, violating scavenger
ordinance, fined SIS and motion for a
new trial overruled.
Annie Williams, nuisance, fined SIS.
Fannie Allen, insulting and abusive
language, continued.
Two cases Of intoxication fined So
each
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-11-19
'I'HE CITY.
LAWYER AND NOTARY
w. l.. MCDONALD. GOT Main ST.
Always ut his Office.
DENTIST. E. R..As H.l9s.HAgSa..
Local Notes.

"JO-HE' only at 2S0S Elm street.
Fresh country butter at A. L. Bouche's.
Watches, diamonds, silver and sill.
yer plated ware the best and cheapest
at j. p. Dohcrty Il Co.'S, COS Main
street.
Call and see Thompson IL Price
whether you buy or not. 9O9 Elm
street.
Saddles for the COW. boy, saddles for
the ladies, saddles for a quiet and easy
ride, and for those who wish some
thing for comfort and made of the
best material, and the largest selection
to choose from, at Padgitt Bros.
Thompson & Price arc headquarters
for Whittaker's fanciest goods.
Have you tried the California can
ned goods that A. 4. Bouche sells.
Exhibition now at Thompson &
Prices. No admittancc fee. Best
line of California fruits in the city.
Those who are inclined 10 bilious
ness will find Morris Cascarine an I'M
failing remedy for its eradication.
j. L. Williams, 500 Main street,
Patent Medicines, Texas Tolu, Station
airy.
A. L. Bouche, the Main street grocer, mas
ust added splendid refrigerator, In which
he has always the freshest country butter,
eggs and fresh Fleischman's yeast, which ID
kept as cold rs can be.
IL, Williams, sos Main street, Peg
fumery, Combs, Brushes, Soaps.
Yes. she was beautiful, with The
light of Joy in her azure eyes that re-
minded one of heavens own blue; the
sunbeams of content ripping across
her velvety check and the nope OF
long years coming from her crimson
lips. She attributes her splendid
physical perfection TO the use Of Nor
ris' Cascarine.
Tycoon Chop Blended, May Blossom teas,
the best teas In the market, for Doe and Toe
ser pound at A. 4. Bouche's>
Constipation superinduces the
agony of that disease so prevalent,
known MS piles. This can be cured
and prevented by taking Morris Cas-
carine.
Stop at Thompson & Prices and
see the 1O0lb ham (Whittat ersl also
the best selection OF fancy groceries In
north Texas.
New preserves, fresh butter, cheese,
hams fruits. cranberries, etc. at Crad-
docks Ervay Street Grocery.
Parry Bros, real estate agency, st.
George hotel block, Dallas, Texas.
Whips and lap robes, asplendid line
for pleasure vehicles and headquarters
for those wanting leather of all kinds,
shoe findings and furnishings
Padgett Bros, wholesale and retail
sadlers